As I sit here in one of my favorite restaurants, tasting the steamed clam dish I have ordered over and over again in the past, I can tell that someone has changed the recipe that I have come to know and love.  read more »

Justin Muchoney doesn't make a habit out of folding towels, let alone folding them into animals, but later this week, it will be one of the many challenges he must face to become Disney's Chief Magic Official.  read more »

When I was a kid, Round Up was my cigarette brand of choice. I'd go through two, even three, packs a day -- whatever my paltry allowance could buy.  read more »

The Shaler Garden Club is once again hosting its annual plant sale from 9 a.m. to noon at Kiwanis Park on Saturday, May 3.  read more »

UPMC Passavant doesn't just treat the sick.  read more »

While many college students toss their unwanted text books if they can't sell them back to the book store, Josh Litvik didn't want any book to find its way to the garbage can, so he's collecting them.  read more »

Even though Easter is already over, baskets are still on the minds of members of the Glenshaw Century Club.  read more »

The Pine-Richland volleyball squad is off to a nice start at 6-2 overall. Their two losses came to Seton-La Salle and Latrobe, a pair of ranked teams.  read more »

As soon as she took a seat at the long table in front of Rania Harris, Michael Ritchey was positive she recognized the dark-haired chef from somewhere, she just wasn't sure where.  read more »

Pine-Richland is giving senior citizens a reason to S.M.I.L.E.  read more »